I’m glad Sally is quite independent and knows how to read well. Otherwise I’d be concerned that she has both second and third graders in her classroom, and that her main teacher wears a lapel mic that makes it hard for her to hear the student-teacher when they are divided into their separate curriculums, which is often, because they are, after all, in different grades. Remind me again why I can’t imagine homeschooling? Oh right, because stultifying public school is better than a dead mommy. Right.
Sally said second grade was much harder than she expected because there was a lot of handwriting (not her strong point. Wonder where she gets that?). This morning (her second day), she said that she doesn’t like school because it doesn’t give her enough time to play with Susan and Spot. She just comes home and then Daddy comes home 15 minutes later, and then it’s bedtime. Except it’s 10:34 right now, and I hear her and Susan in their room whispering to each other.
Wordless Wednesday — I know, wasn’t wordless at all, but . . . well. Hmmm.
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Lapel mikes? And joint classrooms? What kind of school is this? Or are they just full & planning to make changes soon? Obviously I have a lot of questions here.
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Your daughter is so sweet. I remember always telling my parents that they “never let me do anything” when I know I got away with more than I should have at times.
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Too cute! I was never good at handwriting either, until we got to cursive… Happy WW!
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I look forward to taking my son to his first day of kindergarten next week. I guess even after that it is interesting to hear kids interpret their new classrooms.
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What a cute little girl! I love the freckles. I always wanted freckles… Happy WW.
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Ok you have got to admit …you did this to your mother! LOL!
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I remember the joint classroom thing. It happened where i used to live. I didn’t like it very much so send my daughter to a charter school instead. She is beautiful, your daughter!
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